CB.12:7 - Conformance Checklist

A useful repeated-action arrangement establishes:

• an action the person wants or has accepted, with an intelligible result;
• real opportunities for that action;
• the current difficulty in noticing, beginning, completing or obtaining value;
• feasible conditions, wanted support and a useful fallback;
• observations that can change the arrangement without equating frequency with habit;
• an understandable way to retain, revise, reduce or stop the support and any affected commitment.

A feasible first episode is enough to try the arrangement. A claim about automaticity, durable capability, causal benefit or continued performance under different support requires evidence suited to that claim.